Cru d'Arche Pugneau Trie Exceptionnelle 2001
Bottle (75cl) White

About Cru d'Arche Pugneau Trie Exceptionnelle 2001
Bottle (75cl)

The wines of the Cru d' Arche Pugneau are recognized in the small community of Sauternes wine lovers.
Despite a smaller and more confidential production than the largest estates, the quality of J. F. Daney 's wines is comparable to the most renowned domains.

The rare wine tasters who rated the Cru d' Arche Pugneau were delighted: Robert Parker rated it 88 then 91 out of 100 when he tasted it (only the 1990 and 1991 vintages were rated).

If the wines of the Cru d' Arche Pugneau are good, the "tries exceptionnelles", taking place only the best years, are simply divine!

The Cru d' Arche Pugneau 2001 is a blend of Sauvigon Blanc and Semillon grape varieties.
This 2001 vintage of Arche Pugneau presents a dark gold colour, very slightly amber.
Like the greatest sweet wines of Sauternes, it presents a wide aromatic range, complex and perfectly balanced. Heavy in the mouth, it distils aromas of exotic fruits such as apricot mixed with greedy and warm flavours of honey and brioche.

The Cru d' Arche Pugneau 2001 is made for a long ageing in the cellar in order to express its full potential.


To accompany a powerful cheese platter or a fruity dessert, Cru d' Arche Pugneau 2001 will be a perfect wine!

Food and wine pairing

Sweet desserts - Blue-veined cheese

Features and characteristics